Windows Audio Issues

[OnlyaName]

Hey so i got a Some Windows 11 Audio issues every time i start a video and play around with the volume i get cracking and popping sounds i already reinstalled every driver i reinstalled windows i updated everything switch playback rates change the device everything i can't really get why It's still giving me this issues no matter what device I use i still get popping sound so what can it be ? Maybe my motherboard ? Thanks for your help :)

[Senzelian]

12 minutes ago, OnlyaName said:

change the device

Which devices did you try? More interestingly even which outputs did you use?

[OnlyaName]

15 minutes ago, Senzelian said:

Which devices did you try? More interestingly even which outputs did you use?

Thank you for your answer i tested this with My Monitor Connected with hdmi same issue,and tested it with 3 g935 headsets wired and wireless ones i can confirm that those headsets work on diffrent computers i got no clue what i can do to fix this issue besides a new motherboard.

[NekoBubbles]

FIRST troubleshoot the ports and jacks it might not be the drivers that are the issue. A bad jacks can cause all sorts of interference. 

[Senzelian]

23 minutes ago, OnlyaName said:

Thank you for your answer i tested this with My Monitor Connected with hdmi same issue,and tested it with 3 g935 headsets wired and wireless ones i can confirm that those headsets work on diffrent computers i got no clue what i can do to fix this issue besides a new motherboard.

I think it is unlikely that the motherboard is causing this issue. The moment you switch between multiple digital speakers, you are also changing the DAC (digital to analog converter).

 

If this was something that would only happen with one of the analog audio outputs I could see it being caused by the motherboard.

 

Do you have a sample of the sounds that you could upload here?

Sometimes it's possible to recognize what could be causing it just from experience.

[OnlyaName]

15 minutes ago, NekoBubbles said:

FIRST troubleshoot the ports and jacks it might not be the drivers that are the issue. A bad jacks can cause all sorts of interference. 

I tested all of the usb ports audio over hdmi and the 3.5mm audio slot everyone gave me that "pop/crackling" sound when i turn the volume or down 

14 minutes ago, Senzelian said:

I think it is unlikely that the motherboard is causing this issue. The moment you switch between multiple digital speakers, you are also changing the DAC (digital to analog converter).

 

If this was something that would only happen with one of the analog audio outputs I could see it being caused by the motherboard.

 

Do you have a sample of the sounds that you could upload here?

Sometimes it's possible to recognize what could be causing it just from experience.

This Audio caused the most programs at around 6:00,Thank you for your help i am trying to fix this issue for a long time 

[Senzelian]

4 minutes ago, OnlyaName said:

This Audio caused the most programs at around 6:00,Thank you for your help i am trying to fix this issue for a long time 

I meant if you could upload a recording of the cracking and popping sounds recorded from your speakers  

Sorry for the misunderstanding.

[NekoBubbles]

Sounds like a windows update might be the issue

[OnlyaName]

8 minutes ago, Senzelian said:

I meant if you could upload a recording of the cracking and popping sounds recorded from your speakers  

Sorry for the misunderstanding.

https://streamable.com/vvw7f9 I hope you can hear it well

4 minutes ago, NekoBubbles said:

Sounds like a windows update might be the issue

Well that would be weird as long as I can remember i had this sound issue over on Windows 10 and after i installed Windows 11 still seem to have this issue 

[NekoBubbles]

1 minute ago, OnlyaName said:

https://streamable.com/vvw7f9 I hope you can hear it well

Well that would be weird as long as I can remember i had this sound issue over on Windows 10 and after i installed Windows 11 still seem to have this issue 

Then logically yeah it sounds like a mobo issue if it persisted between win builds, 

[Senzelian]

14 minutes ago, OnlyaName said:

https://streamable.com/vvw7f9 I hope you can hear it well

Yeah, very clearly. 

 

10 minutes ago, NekoBubbles said:

Then logically yeah it sounds like a mobo issue if it persisted between win builds, 

I don't think it's caused by that, because the issue comes also up on a purely digital recording of the sound output. At that point the motherboard is not involved.

 

But its defnitely a weird issue and I've never experienced anything like it. I can only imagine that it might be related to certain frequencies and that the change in volume is causing a frequency change.

[OnlyaName]

3 minutes ago, Senzelian said:

Yeah, very clearly. 

 

I don't think it's caused by that, because the issue comes also up on a purely digital recording of the sound output. At that point the motherboard is not involved.

 

But its defnitely a weird issue and I've never experienced anything like it. I can only imagine that it might be related to certain frequencies and that the change in volume is causing a frequency change.

I assume this is somewhat true, but i still cant explain myself how this is possible since i tested it on multiple playback devices and different mp3s to test it out 

[NekoBubbles]

23 hours ago, Senzelian said:

Yeah, very clearly. 

 

I don't think it's caused by that, because the issue comes also up on a purely digital recording of the sound output. At that point the motherboard is not involved.

 

But its defnitely a weird issue and I've never experienced anything like it. I can only imagine that it might be related to certain frequencies and that the change in volume is causing a frequency change.

If the motherboard has a malfunctioning part it could be creating interference to the overall audio output. I don't think @OnlyaNameis gonna wanna whip out a mobo part by part blueprint and have to sort through components to figure out where malfunctioning filter for sound is near the sound output region on the mobo. This is gonna require a knowing what frequency and filter level the filters should be at and be comfortable with probably soldiering and unsoldering small parts. Is kinda my argument why its better to return or rma the mobo or outright just get an upgrade.